Karl Urban Says Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek Idea Is Bananas, Needs R-Rating For Horror Of Space
At Trekonderoga the actor also talked about returning to the role of Dredd for ‘Mega-City One’
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Karl Urban Confident ‘Star Trek 4’ Negotiations Will Be Resolved, Production Set For U.K.
At Trekonderoga, the actor also talked about how he did his research on DeForest Kelley to get the part of McCoy right.
Gates McFadden Talks Picard Show, Parallels Between ‘Star Trek: TNG’ And ‘Discovery,’ And More
TrekMovie is at Trekonderoga 2018, where we had a chance to talk to the Next Gen actress.
Review: ‘Star Trek Online: Victory Is Life’ Lovingly Returns You To ‘Deep Space Nine’ And Beyond
Read our thoughts about playing the new expansion.
Book Review: The ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Novel ‘Fear Itself’ Is A Well-Examined Look At Saru
The third ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ novel is out now, with a tightly written story about Saru.
Visiting Star Trek: The Original Series Set Tour Is A Magical Trip Back In Time
TrekMovie spent some quality time inside the original Star Trek sets in Ticonderoga, New York.
Exclusive: Star Trek Set Tour Planning ‘Next Generation’ Expansion, Opening Film Academy In Fall
We also have details on Trekonderoga and what it was like to have William Shatner return to the bridge.
Watch: William Shatner Returns To Star Trek Bridge At The Original Series Set Tour
We have full video of today’s WIlliam Shatner’s press event, which kicked off his weekend at the the Star Trek Set Tour.
12 Questions Raised By The ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season One Finale
The Enterprise is here, the Emperor’s on the loose, and we need to know more.
Novel Review: ‘Star Trek: Discovery: Drastic Measures’ Delivers An Exciting Tale Tied To Star Trek History
The second ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ novel arrives tomorrow, with a story about Gabriel Lorca, Phillipa Georgiou and Kodos the Executioner.
Book Review: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Gamma – Original Sin
Sisko is back in another Deep Space Nine adventure from David R. George III
Review: The Orville Ends Its First Season By Exploring Faith In “Mad Idolatry”
The Orville wraps up its first season in a quiet and nuanced episode about faith and relationships.
Review: The Orville Weaves High Concept Sci-Fi With Character Development In “New Dimensions”
Against the backdrop of a cool sci-fi story, The Orville dives into more development for two key characters.
Review: ‘The Orville’ Scares Up A Great Episode With “Firestorm”
Alara has to confront some of her darkest fears in this standout episode of The Orville.
Review: ‘The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard’ Adds New Life To Star Trek: TNG’s Captain
David A. Goodman returns to tell the fascinating story of one of Star Trek’s most celebrated captains
Review: ‘Desperate Hours’ Novel Tie-In Delivers Thrills And Insights Into ‘Star Trek: Discovery’
Learn more about about Georgiou, Burnham and Saru in David Mack’s prequel novel to the new Star Trek series.
Review: 6 Reasons You Should Pick Up The ‘Travel Guide to the Klingon Empire’
If you are planning a visit to the Klingon Empire or just want to learn more about the culture, this guide may be right for you.
Book Review: Garak and Pulaski Fight For Cardassia In ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Enigma Tales’
Una McCormack shines in her latest Star Trek novel which takes us to post Dominion-War Cardassia.
Review: ‘Star Trek: Department Of Temporal Investigations: Shield Of The Gods’ e-Novella
We take a look at the fifth entry in Christopher L. Bennett’s Department of Temporal Investigations series.
Review: ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation: Hearts and Minds’ Uncovers A Historical Mystery
Dayton Ward brings us a mystery for Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise-E that spans across the centuries.
Review: Bashir Fights The System In Evocative Action-Thriller “Star Trek: Section 31: Control”
The moral and ethical nature of Section 31 comes into question in the latest Trek novel from author David Mack.
There Is, In Truth, Beauty: A review of Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years
A highlight of Star Trek’s 50th anniversary celebrations last year was the Star Trek art book and accompanying traveling exhibition, “Star Trek: 50 Artists 50 Years”. The collection is a triumph of risky artistic choices that, for the most part, paid off.